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The ability to create layered cocktails, understand complex flavor profiles, and provide an experience beyond a simple drink is what sets apart the average bartender from the master mixologist. This involves understanding the economics of bar operations, creating profitable cocktail menus, and managing inventory and staff.
Queen Restaurant & Lounge in Miami has noticed a gradual increase in the popularity of gin among patrons, says barmanager Karol Ansaldi. It uses a split-base of gin and vodka, dry vermouth that’s been macerated with charred scallions, and a few dashes of white balsamic and a house-made salt-and-pepper tincture.
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